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A drizzle of apple brandy doubles the apple flavor.
A drizzle of apple brandy doubles the apple flavor.
Ingredients:
flour, sugar, salt, butter, egg yolks, water, gala apples, lemon juice, lemon, cinnamon, sanding sugar, apple brandy
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This apple cranberry pie is one of our favorite pies to make for Thanksgiving or the holidays! Flaky buttery crust, spiced apples mixed with dried cranberries and brandy.
This apple cranberry pie is one of our favorite pies to make for Thanksgiving or the holidays! Flaky buttery crust, spiced apples mixed with dried cranberries and brandy.
Ingredients:
flour, blanched almonds, butter, salt, brown sugar, water, cranberries, sugar, allspice, apples, brandy, vanilla, egg yolk, whipping cream
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Recipe courtesy of executive chef Dan Swinney, Lidia's Kansas City, and executive chef Eric Wallace, Lidia's Pittsburgh.
Recipe courtesy of executive chef Dan Swinney, Lidia's Kansas City, and executive chef Eric Wallace, Lidia's Pittsburgh.
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Pumpkin pie and sweet potato pie filling are a delicious addition to the traditional pumpkin bread recipe and perfect to make the day after Thanksgiving.
Pumpkin pie and sweet potato pie filling are a delicious addition to the traditional pumpkin bread recipe and perfect to make the day after Thanksgiving.
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Seasoned stuffing mix and pork sausage are blended and made into little baked appetizer balls.
Seasoned stuffing mix and pork sausage are blended and made into little baked appetizer balls.
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Best if cooking is started the day before serving. Boston butt is the easiest to make on a small scale. Use a shoulder or a whole shoulder (which is a shoulder plus the Boston butt) for larger crowds. The sauce skimmed off the top is very, very hot and can also be used to make terribly hot chicken wings.
Best if cooking is started the day before serving. Boston butt is the easiest to make on a small scale. Use a shoulder or a whole shoulder (which is a shoulder plus the Boston butt) for larger crowds. The sauce skimmed off the top is very, very hot and can also be used to make terribly hot chicken wings.
Ingredients:
apple cider vinegar, salt, brown sugar, black pepper, cayenne pepper, butter, water, roast
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Apples simmer with tapioca and brown sugar in a slow cooker for a sweet, comforting dessert.
Apples simmer with tapioca and brown sugar in a slow cooker for a sweet, comforting dessert.
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Mexican-inspired corn cake is easy to make using masa harina, butter, and corn to create a rich and addictive dessert.
Mexican-inspired corn cake is easy to make using masa harina, butter, and corn to create a rich and addictive dessert.
Ingredients:
butter, masa harina, water, corn, cornmeal, sugar, heavy whipping cream, baking powder, salt
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For vegans and vegetarians craving pulled pork, meaty jackfruit can be slow-cooked in barbeque sauce to make this satisfying substitute.
For vegans and vegetarians craving pulled pork, meaty jackfruit can be slow-cooked in barbeque sauce to make this satisfying substitute.
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Make a batch of this cinnamon-scented oatmeal full of dried fruit and seeds, and you'll have enough for feel-good breakfasts all week.
Make a batch of this cinnamon-scented oatmeal full of dried fruit and seeds, and you'll have enough for feel-good breakfasts all week.
Ingredients:
water, oats, flaxseed meal, seeds, raisins, cranberries, brown sugar, pumpkin seeds, cinnamon
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Sweetened coffee flavored gelatin is best eaten with a dollop of whipped cream on top. This is a fabulous dessert I once enjoyed at a Japanese restaurant, of all places!
Sweetened coffee flavored gelatin is best eaten with a dollop of whipped cream on top. This is a fabulous dessert I once enjoyed at a Japanese restaurant, of all places!
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"Oil and lemon juice separate, so when you add them to a salad, some leaves have mostly lemon, and the others, mostly oil," says chef Jesse Schenker of Recette in New York City.
"Oil and lemon juice separate, so when you add them to a salad, some leaves have mostly lemon, and the others, mostly oil," says chef Jesse Schenker of Recette in New York City.